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e0ld. Kan, assembly, paid
lss w WINERY very handsomely. Nearly
,tssIouL .L,.s taken in as receipts, and
1000 Tao asat much paid out for lectur-
-, ot6er c4 necessary expenses.
,ia Kan, is going wild o, over
BppG9[l~s, aas which, they claim, will be
,iural gr't = That city. They had the
,''llnS,i lrning and hope to strike 1T
b j. ina q few days. ,;,o,. . ,.,,,
nlncasaOect OF getting the Santa Fe
sprO'pTTTb The surveying corps was
I ftaT; Wednesday and report a good
y |. between that place and Manhat-
Nov %, the body OF 4. Z. Bax-
nn@9dIer, n@S was found in the Cot
q Fl river, five miles from Empo-
th,IUr esnsas. He had been murdered
= n1 = axe. He had started from
lll :. y r;ty in a covered wagon and
'lsaS l.s,1der @ was committed forrobbery.
2, slu nortner. John, alias "Dill'' Smith,
Y " po~~ssnected and on Sunday a Jour
= s..norter sus found him in the western
y y Kansas City. Monday officers
u = lis room and found it desert
n \ TSev found number OF articles
.i,nGne \ to the murdered man. Ell
Ssto 1sstc capture Smith have begun.
nsraduating exercises Of Haskell
,.,isete -. at Lawrence, Kan, took
H. I Thursday night. There was q
~ number of guests present and
|s,rrOramme n was rendered in an eX-
Tsot h manner. There were grad
sm IS as follows: Robert White,
IgTG Dudley, (Shawneel; Albert
|Vmts' & lWel.es); William Blakeslee.
|Neinstitute has finished a year OF
nrssful work under the careful
|s,uapement of Gov. Robinson; 325
'1VD and girls from the different agen-
n are enrolled, and about forty
'on are expected in a few days from
'HOughtOn, la:
Hon. Walter CIeary, OF Garden City,
EAn special agent of the interior de
arment for that land district, We'd
.slsy sent to Washington recon-
|nadations for the disbarment OF ten
rctring land attorneys of Richheld,
horton county, that state. They are
Aarged With dealing in relinquish-
HntS in government land and openly
hygtising the same in papers. This
|ctiOn covers nearly all the land at
|OneySmthat town.
slsms Leak, of Lakin, Kan, com
ted suicide at Winfield Wednesday
ming by drowning himself in the
hut river. He left q note saying
ad dreamed twice that a law suit
lVhEh he was interested would 60
Fnst him and SO concluded to end
|kaFeer,
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Fire in a Big Brewery.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 3O.-Fire broke
out Wednesday afternoon in Hams brewery,
the largest establishment of its kind in the
Northwest. 1t was thought at one time that
the entire structure would go up, but the fire
department was called out in a body, and
after a hard fight the blaze was got under
control. Three dwelling houses were con-
sumed The damage is estimated at $50, 900;
fully covered by insurance
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A New Hampshire Blaze.

WEST STEwARTsTowN, N H., June 3d.
A disastrous fire occurred here at 4:30 o'clock
Wednesday morning, which destroyed a
large building owned by T. d. Parker con-
tanning a large furniture establishment
woolen-milI, machne-shop, and carpenter
shop. Loss $1,000; insurance light.
Western cyclone., 1887-07-08

NEW YORK, June @4-At the hoadquArt-
ers d ths Knights Of Labor today il Was
stated that nothing was known ~ 20 the
truth or ialsity q the statement that Rsy
Dr. McGlynn was going ~ join the KnixhtA
IL was said. however. il h. join-d, that thoss
who expected 20 use him a. a weapon 20 over
throw Powderly woald - disappointed
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Rioters In Hail

lsnsn .a N Y, June 29.-Thirteen
akea INV rUM uneer arrest and Others will
.ss and NY I,S,: are all Mecklenbergers, Bo-
~ % l.nans. i'nllans. The strike is confined
StAOw aa; .aGorers of these nationalities
saa r,,SS Sulet \. There has been no inter
20 the NJ. sue men who desire to work.
NsuhsetOsuln Ounded strikers is likely to die.
-O0rers they want s'' oil 'no non
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Cremation I'm Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June Sl--The first Gre
nation Of the body OF an adult al the Gin
cinnati creuatory takes place to-day, the
remains being that Of Dominick SteinAurer.
The cremation Is due u tie desire OF the
widow to take the ashes back 70 Germany,
abe bsing too poor TO pay the freight on z
6pay transported N tie usual way
Western cyclone., 1887-07-08

DUBLIN, June @s-The tenants on the
estates Of the Countss. Of kinsston a. Nil
chelsiown, County Limerick, have resolved
10 resist tho cyictiona - which they wiz
shortly bs sub j~etesi William UBTisn. n
T.. editor of United Ireland, proposes 70 vi.ta
the tenants in that district aud sncOurAgo
them with ia prssoGcn
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DrnMnedin the Lake.

MANIsTEE, Mich, June 30-While James
Clausen's 5-year-od son was playing on some
logs Wednesday evening in the Manistee
lake, he fell in and was drowned.
Western cyclone., 1887-07-08

bright and clear. The
aged defendant came
into court at one door
as Judge Barrett came
in at another. He ap-
peared much more
feeble than usual, walk
ing with great difficult
ty to his place. A
lolo - LA -
Western cyclone., 1887-07-08

LINCOLN, ILL.,, June 30-The mill and ele,
vator of d. NJ. Burner, at New Holland. ten
miles west of this city, was burned Wednes-
day, with 5000 bushels Of grain. Loss,
S., 600; insured fully. The fire was of in
cendiaTy origin
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and Indiana Road.

h ga Iaka :. Ind, June 29-The Indi-
~ inco-. michigan Railway company
~, "a oSsOg5PpOrated, 10 with a canitaI Of
Nh S;ai Dalld road from south st Bend to to
'''ascbilSl The directors are headed
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JACOB SHARP CONVICTED.
THE MILLIONAIRE GUILTY OF
BRIBERY.
The Jury Out but Thirteen Minutes-One
of the Chicago BOodlers Pleads
Guilty-Other Crimes.

NEW York, June 30.-The thirty fourth
and last day Of the Sharp trial dawned
Western cyclone., 1887-07-08

Rsr,aaa.,o of I'd Carr for the mur.
~ bro,aa.,I a Long, at st. Edward
on iop ! nt IN a verdict OF guilty.
. new trial has been
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3 = Ion CITY, Kan, is jubilant over
IuncslO nNcaaOect OF getting the Santa Fe
spIO'p The surveying corps was
ft'lTi Wednesday and report a good
y 4. between that place and Manhat-
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rANsAs NEWS.

n,;.fold. Kan, assembly, paid
lbe v Nln, very handsomely. Nearly
4 stout 9 u 'ta taken in as receipts, and
sNO Tso sSat much paid out for lectur-
rGy In a%er necessary expenses.
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The CHINESE MURDER.-The following
additional details of the murder of Mrs.
Joseph Billion by her Chinese cook at
Chico, Cal, have been learned. Mrs. Billion,
her two daughters, and W. II. Weaver, a
farm hand, were eating supper when Noah
Henry, the Chinaman, opened door be-
hind them and fired two shots from rife,
the first passing through Weaver's shoulder
lust above tie heart, and the second piercing
MIS- Billions heart as. she rose and turned
to face the intruder She died instantly,
but Weaver, though terribly wounded.
sprang to the door, forced it shut, and held
it closed against the murderer. The latter
fired another shot through the door, but did
NO hit Weaver. He then got an ak and cut
partly through the door, but altered his pur-
pose and retreated from the house. After a
short time Annie, one OF Mrs. Billions
daughters, ventured to open the door, but
Henry was watching from ambush and fired
at her. She retrested safely tc the house.
Soon afterward the other daughter managed
to leave the house without being detected
by the Chinaman. She reached st. John,
a mile away, and told her story. 1mme-
diateIy vigilance committee was organized,
and the citizens have been hunting fer the
Chinaman eYer since. He evidently left
the vicinity soon after firing the last shot at
Miss Annie. He will be lynched if caught.
This ia not the first murder committed by
Chinese cooks. About q gear ago two
Chinaman employed in this capacity, IN
Sonoma county murdered Mr.. and Mrs.
Arckeshaw in an equally cold blooded muir;
der. Henry is about 1s years ofage. He had
worked for the Billion family several years
The only possible motive for the crime was
his discomfort at being required to assist al
house cleaning.
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AUCTION SALES.
By R. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
SALE.
The premises NO. is SOUTH ROYAL STREET
formerly occupied by Jacob Bohraus SIS restau-
rart) will be offered at public sale, in front of
said premises, at II o'clock m. SATURDAY,
April 1G, 1887.
Terms One third cash residue in one, two
and three years, secured by deed of trust, at six
per cent. per anuum until paid or all cash at tho
option of the purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
HUFrY & DYER, 1901 St, IL. w,
ap4 1T Washington, u C.
DOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION in front of
Il the Market Building. Fairfax street, in Alex
dria Va, APRIL 1G 1887, at l. O'clock noon,
ONE. EIGHTH OF THE THREE-MASTED
SCHOONER JAMES B. OGDEN; carrying capa-
city eleven hundred tons, built at Alexandria, Va,
in 1880, and rates Al, hailing from the port of
New York. Reason for selling to wind up the af-
fairs of the late Alexandria Marine Railway and
Shipbuilding Company. 1t is good paying invest.
ment. By order of the Board of Directors
ap1 IS j. SCHNEIDER, Secretary.
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George Washinston's Early Model.
The second of the Fairfax boys bore
the name of Thomas. This lad young
Washington never saw, put it was this alb
sent Thomas who exerted the strongest in
huence over young George Washington's
developing youth, and excited spirit of
manliness and emulation that none of his
actual associates could inspire. Before
Washington became intimate at Belvoir,
young Thomas Fairfax, then scarcely more
than child had been made midshipman
in the Kings Navee," and had sailed away
to foreign seas whence ne never returned.
His father Inscribed upon the marble that
commemorsie his death that quaint
epitaph =
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ALEXANDRIA VA, SATURDAY EVENING" APRIL 8. 1887

the lighted gas, which burned with fury,
was turned through two-and-a- half inch
pipe. In q short lime the steam arose to
120 pounds, having done so at the rate OF
about FIVE pounds per minute. Several
loaded cars were coupled to the locomotive
and run at full speed was made for dis
tance of six miles, during which time the
steam did not fall back one pound Rail-
road officials are very much pleased with
the invention Lime oil was used and the
amount consumed was about four gallons
per hour.
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the c6.h Of June 114G,
and in the 21st year of his age,

Beloved by his commander, Captain Carteret, and
highly favored by his friend Commodore Barnet
for his politeness OF manners. He was a comely
personage, of undoubted bravery, skilled in the
theory of the profession exceled by few as a
Naval DIaughtsman. gave early promises by a
pregnant genius aud diligent application, of II
consummate officer for the service of his country.
But the Wisdom of Heaven is nserutable human
life is ever in the hands of its author and while
the good AID brave are always ready for death,
resignation becomes their surviving friends. Con-
vinced of this duty yet subdued by the esentiments
of a tender parent this tablet was inscribed aad
dedicated by his sorrowing father.
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GAS AS MOTIVE PowER.-Leopold
Mambourg's experiment of running loco
motive with gas manufactured upon the
tender, was tried at Meadville, Pa, Thurs.
day, and pronounced decided success.
While the engine stood in the railroad shops
steam was generated to IS pounds by means
of natural gas, aud then the manufactured
gas was urued on. In the bottom OF tie
FIRE bcx was pile of IRE brick upon which
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WOILQ r1OOj pIeSeultI W StAiSti5 Na9.l Cu7-
toners during the month of March.
Immense assortment of new and beautiful
Spring Dress Goods just arrived, p, 30, 3 y,
40, As and Soc; Black surah Silks Coo; Snow
Flake Tricot, pure wool, wide double width, 49c
Camels' Hair Serge all pure fine WOOL, wide
double width, 4Sc; Camels' Hair Pin Checks, all
fine wool, wide double width, Sc; Moiie Silks,
S7lac; Black Silk Rhadames, 75c; Black Cash.
meres, very foe quality, wide double width,
81 l5c Tricot Cloth special bargain. all pure
fine wool. wide double width, 81 l2c; Black Bro
cade Silks 75c; Black Striped Silk Velvet 81 :;
American Satines, beautiful French styles, II l2c ;
Royal Serge, beautiful Dress Goods vide double
fold, - yards for 50 French Satiaes very finest
quality, 25c, usual price, 35c Fancy Silks, 81 2
40, 45 and soc; Home-spun Dress Goods pure
wool, 25c; heavy "Grcs Grain" Black Silks, CSC.
Special Notice to Stric,ly-C4sh Customers
Large size handsome Bridal Qlilt presented to
each customer who buys so worth ,or over in
dry goods
CARTER'S
No. I'll Market Space near 9TH St,
ap WITT Washington, D. c.
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Thy feTcest foes undaunted he wlthstood.
And porished fighting for his countrys good.
Bold, ambitious, accustomed 10 see no boy
excel him, full of high sentiments OF honor,
loyalty, aud duty-who can doubt what
pulses thrilled the heart of Washington,
when this example was brought face to face
with him every hour of his life :? Who can
fall to.see in these events the motive which
led him to seek, like Fairfax, midship.
mans commission You ell know the sto-
ry how vessel waited in the Potomac t;
how Washington's luggage was sent on
board how his mother, agonized lest her
SOD, too, should die among strangers on far
oil seas, interviewed and how, at her en-
treaties, he abandoned 8 career that seemed
to him full Of promise and of glory,-all
these are familiar themes. He laid his am
bition at his mothers feet, and turned his
steps 10 the then quiet paths that lay about
his home And soon those paths extended
into scenes Of peril and adventure that gave
him fame even before he reached the age at
which Thomas Fairfax fell. But the in.
huence of the midshipman's example did
not stop there. And the heights OF Boston
and the field OF Yorktown witnessed in after
years the display of the martial spirit that
was quickeued into life by the memory Of
Thomas Fuiriax and of his death in that
unchronicled fight, when The Virginia boy
buided bis life into the foundations of the
Empire of Iudia.-ITm. T. Cdrne, in st.
Nicholas for March.
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Dalicate diseases Of either sax,
however induced, speedily and permanently
cured Book Of particulars 10 cents in
stamps Address, Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo,
Y. Y
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To THE MEMORY OF
THoMAs FAIRFAX ESQUIRE

Who died fighting in his Country's cause on board
the Harwick Ship of War in an engagement with
Monsieur Bourdenayc, commander OF French
Squadron on the Indian Coast
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Contract advertisers t0H not be ao,oed to ezcecd e
space 1leso the is paid for at transient ratesr
and tntdcr circumstances oiR they be allooed TO
Gdccrtise other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
Al transient advertisements mast Je paid f5r ;e ad
rance.
RESOLUTIONS in memOrian ofthanks, tributes Of respect
resolutions adopted 5y societies or persons unless Of
public concern giH only be printed an THIS paper as
advertisements
Marriage and deaf! notices mast be paid for in ad
gdnce.
Persons eGpinq The city can hare the Ga=ctc mailed
address changed as often as desired
Tie Ga=ette Office is connected Nth the Telephone E5
charge. advertisements, orders for the paper, necs
any Information or business can be sent By Tel
phone.
al communications should be addressed TO "Ga5ctte,"
Alexandria, Va.
Entered at the Postcce at Alexandria, Virginia, as
second-o!aSs matter.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L1OR GENT-Ro0Ai5 on second and third floors
l. of building southeast corner King ard Wash
ington streets. Apply TO CHAS. s. TAYLOR, jr.,
2l King street, or Dr. WM. R. PURVIS, II south
Columbus stIcet feb14 eotf
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Landreth's Garden Seeds.

We have Just received our first supply OF the
above celebrated seeds FOR ths seas
Catalogues fdrui=hcd ;,oa application.
mh2 E. ). LEADBEATEe IL BIO.
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May, Britain, all thy song like him behave
May all be vr,uous and like him be brave.
Thy fiercest foes undaunted he wlthstood.
And porished fighting for his country's good
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FOR SALE.
IARION 4 CATON.

ITARLOW CATION,
II REAL. ESTATE AGENTS AID BaOEERs,
Room > Market Building,
Oaer for sale on easy terms the following icsira.
hia CITY and rYuutrv nrnnprtV
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DRY GOODS.
10O LARGE-SIZE HANDSOME
RiD!AL HTS,

worth S150, presented to cur strictly cash Gu
toners during the month Of March.
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Alrxaudria Gazette.
PFBLL5HED DAILY md 7RI- WEEKLY By
EDGAR sNo WIDEN,
TRT- WEEKLY.

os. 20 and 70 Prince 81
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DAILY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
flats an6 Rooms % Get.

ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
IL EL0RS.-Ffh-ave., 42d.st, hreproof build
nx Of AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Finest
ocaton 10 the city.
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Gelp n1ante6.

MANTED.--A nurse for the country must
w be neat about person children with some ex
perionce; plain and willing 70 assist chanoet
Protestant and have first
H. " Gilsey House broadway and 29thsI' between inc
hours Of 10 a. m. and 3p M
lNANTED.-Agents to canvass residences;
w gooa COMMUNICATIONS Address DR. O'kEEFE & co.
Homeopathic Chemists Pittsburg Penn.
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Nuttiou Sales Of Real Gstate.

II b. KELLER, jr... AuctiOneer,
IL Will sell at auction
SATURDAY, June 70 at $3.50 O'Clock p No.
TWO HANDSOME COTTAGES,
bedrooms paor dining bath aud closet each AZ
SEABRIGHT. n. j., .
the property OF Dr. l. Duncan Bgkley situate short ais
ing Shrewsbury River Both houses are fully
furnished furniture included in sale 6Oper cent purchase
bond and mortgage at from To years
per Ready for immediate occupancy For further
particulars apply d. B. KELLER IT, 20 Nassaust N "
TN F, ARCHER, Auctionecr, will sell at auc
Wednesday, June 90 at - o'clock at tho
Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room imted 90 10 90
Liberty ST.. New York City.
No. Coonties Slip corner OF Waterst)
ia East 23dst and No lG5 East l2thst by order OF
the supreme Court Partition sale
WM w. GILLIAN. Referee Jauaica n. Y.
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"RaIph's," in the AdirOndacks,

Only three and ono miles stage ride from Lyon Monn
tain station on Chateaugay Railroad; delightfully."- Ocatei
Upper Chateaugay Lake: an elegant steam yacnt n
make around tho upper and lower axes Io
fleet boats careful oarsmen; good trout hsnhs on
ards bowling alleys tennis bath house nhe u'es
100 OF the largest psr9t IN to
and good piano; rooms all pleasan' anu nd
Tor circular. HUTTON & CHESLEY. Propretors Lyon
Mountain. y. v
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City PROPERTY tpaniso.

WANTED.-Ah house on or near 5th-ave. be:
w 42dst. exchange good West Side and
cash. LEsPINAsSE q FRIEDMAN. 1871 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

A.. n.nckv condition Of the stock and
.osat markets yesterday not ripple sPpeaou on lo
estate market Many OF tho weknown races "ero
y. nv lame. Rutus Smith. Albert Boamy Charles Schultz
.nee ~ u;og,ns W. c. Lester Henry Brach, Adler d
.rn uorsh Brothers and ottinger Brothers Nobody
anxious decreased, and far prices were op'ae U
-, ronertv sod SAID old member; Iheresa great gun
between those markets. anu o"'' W" o.
they don't come TO u.s. ,ou
has bee drawn the floor recently to number
NJ purchases aggcgatng over two millions maj " puye
VI u Known in the In each case loans have been
made The EGS raSsy psS Ss Seeing that
sr the investment would be satisfactory an eApaha
ton could he suit brought by Samuel A. Noyos and
snOsr against Mary THAN and others Thomas % I'M
sold tho hsa Estate EosM. soSs nos
and g. Ninety rs st and o 20 Ta
by on Kearnev the deaultng referee In
sale % % ns has Been SEVERAL time.
Yesterday place in consequence Of TSsrs
large attendance and considerable We, e
prSp FEET east Of story frame house lot
25xloO brought Sdoto9 nrSn o IS s and tie Fourth
I'VE s.aSie and lot $500 Adler Hermann were the
The BUYERS offered bonus immediately alter the SAFE
part Of The Of TN. estate Of
Ketcha@ Auciioneer Richard " narnei so 'n
iosS Known 1877 Feenthst 1t sold for ssso
TO psS BOYD sold al public auction No 1850 Nnthave
story s prick don aS Ns, s and S%taVe
io & 100 and Sli 300 respectivey all TO g. W. klebisch
.dt Tia 'othrr sales adver tsed adjourned.
realized from the sales at suf i
Sas 6een posted membership OF the Real Estate tx
Change proposed by T. w. Folsom aud seconded oy D D.
St OF ground 26o feet Eighty hrds and about So
teat On the boulevard being 81 10 feet from WesI Enue
was offered al the brokers' meeting for $50 900 here was
cali for small private house IN YorkNle or hafIe 9oOoV
10 $4,000.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday. June %, 1887.
rnetorowng sales made at the Exchange and Auc-
tion Room today
BIZ Richard 7. Bdrneh d Co.
story dwelling with lot No l37 East l0tlrst e.
i9i IL W of 3d.ave, lot % 6xlO33; ketcham SlfooV
BIZ John 4. BOYD.
Q 5story buildings with lots, Nos l.G@4 and t94o
9th.aye % ~ OF 95ths lots ZoI1 ABOUT an ooo
IS: w KeOisch. S-ooo
1simiisr h I'm o MN u i ssme buyer 20 500
BIZ j. Thomas Sedrns.
lstory building with lot w 4th,ave. 1o'' sol 700
lot of East 9lst-st, 1870 II W OF Athae lux con
lOOS same buyer. oooV
2.story dwelling with plot OF land, SIS asst "ls-st,
b1Sao IL" 4tn'..'. po. 1880
lsimilar $50 with lot East 9lstst 1884 ueo M 400
ave- lot 25 zoos; same buyers.-.... lVioV
BY Smyih d ~ Rsa an 20 Ottawa
n of 4thst VAS adjourned TO June 80
Bu John =. T. SDlBfh.
Sale of buildings with lot, Nos 434 TO 4Su Lexns
ton.ave, OF 94th-s, was adjourned 70 June %
By A. H. uutter SOM
Sale house with lot No 63 MadisonaYe II e COZ OIL
27lhst was withdrawn
KINGSTON, n. ", PROPERTY.
BIZ A. j. Bleecker's Son d Co.
Sale OF house with plot OF land at kingston ~ IL
was adjourned 10 July z.
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BROOKLYN properip fct 6aIe an6 Go Ce

TOR SALE.-400 vacant lots in one parce il
Brooklyn. Elevated Road desirable for mm ediat
improycmont rutland & WHITING. Beekman st.
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EOK SALE.
cox45 FEET-LOT 100 FEET DEEP.
Three aud brcwnstone front Basement par
or and ~ story finished in hard wood % floor saloon cham
Der plate paror cabinet mantes through
out 10 plate glass mirrors Buttiess stairs IN Psrio tpt
basement paror hall wsinscoed In hard WOOD donpe
floors psor Sanitary plumbing throughout Heated by
furnace. Price. 81 900
Also corner house. finished the most durable manner
permit
1oreach them take BROOKLYN Elevated Road TO sumneave
station about 20 minutes Idethen blocks up sumner
ave 10 MOnrocs then block 10 house. 867A Lewsave
honses all convenient Elevated Road In one OF
be beet residence streets Brooklyn and built by one OF INC
be ouders In the city They must be sold as the owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

Citp properip for Sale.
AN ELEGANT 4-story brOwnstone private
N dwelling mo. Sc East 79tfstl built by days work;
cabinet finished Independent walls sides
Look at IT," f. FITZPATRICK. Builder 80 East S0thst
TOR SALE, SO EAST 1O9TH-ST.-4-s story
l. fat; annual rental 81. 296, price Sl2, 900.
rutland 4 WHITING. 8 Beekman.st